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Ella Middleton TyboutThe Wife of the Secretary of State (July 28, 2011)

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LibriVox recording of The Wife of the Secretary of State, by Ella Middleton Tybout. Read by volunteer readers.

In this political thriller set at the turn of the 20th century, several lives, both of Washington insiders and those on the periphery, intersect over the issue of some stolen diplomatic papers. And what hidden secrets bind Mrs. Redmond, the wife of the Secretary of State, to the unscrupulous Count Valdmir, the Russian ambassador? Politics, power, and intrigue combine in this novel, first published in 1905. (Summary by Nullifidian)

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It also belongs to collections: Audio Books & Poetry; Community Audio

Artist/Composer: Ella Middleton Tybout
Date: 2011-07-28
Source: Librivox recording of a public-domain text
Keywords: Librivox; audiobook; fiction; politics; political thriller; intrigue; spies; government; secrecy; conspiracy

Creative Commons license: CC0 1.0 Universal


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01 - Introduction and Chapter 1 19.5 MB
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02 - Chapter 2 12.5 MB
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03 - Chapter 3 12.9 MB
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04 - Chapter 4 13.4 MB
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05 - Chapter 5 22.6 MB
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06 - Chapter 6 6.2 MB
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07 - Chapter 7 14.8 MB
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08 - Chapter 8 15.5 MB
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09 - Chapter 9 15.2 MB
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10 - Chapter 10 19.6 MB
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11 - Chapter 11 13.8 MB
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12 - Chapter 12 16.0 MB
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13 - Chapter 13 15.4 MB
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14 - Chapter 14 16.6 MB
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15 - Chapter 15 16.2 MB
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16 - Chapter 16 22.1 MB
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17 - Chapter 17 14.7 MB
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18 - Chapter 18 11.2 MB
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19 - Chapter 19 12.0 MB
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20 - Chapter 20 14.4 MB
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21 - Chapter 21 13.4 MB
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22 - Chapter 22 13.1 MB
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23 - Chapter 23 12.2 MB
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24 - Chapter 24 12.7 MB
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25 - Chapter 25 18.7 MB
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26 - Chapter 26 15.6 MB
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27 - Chapter 27 13.2 MB
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28 - Chapter 28 14.2 MB
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29 - Chapter 29 17.2 MB
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30 - Chapter 30 19.4 MB
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31 - Chapter 31 15.7 MB
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32 - Chapter 32 21.2 MB
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33 - Chapter 33 19.2 MB
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34 - Chapter 34 15.4 MB
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35 - Chapter 35 10.9 MB
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36 - Chapter 36 7.6 MB
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Reviewer: mikezane - 4.00 out of 5 stars4.00 out of 5 stars4.00 out of 5 stars4.00 out of 5 stars - September 19, 2011
Subject: Excellent story
The Rouschuk papers are missing, and the Secretary of State does not know who is behind the theft. His wife has been behaving strangely as well. He never asked about her mysterious past because he loves and respects her. Yet, something must be behind her secretive behavior. In addition, Count Vladmir, the Russian Ambassador, has been making a number of appearances, more so than affairs of state would warrant. What ties them all together?

Intrigue, missing papers, and missing people make for an interesting story. Reading was good.


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